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ANOTHER TRAIN ROBBED.
Masked Men Rob a Texas Express Car
of u Large Sum.

Fort WORTH (Tex.), January 23d.-At
o'clock this morning, as the eastbound
Texas Pacific express was pulling out of
Gordon. small station five miles west of
here, two masked men jumped on the
engine and covered the engineer and fire.
man with their revolvers. The engineer
was forced TO pull ahead until the train
reached a high trestle, two miles east of
Gordon. As soon as the engine and bag
gage and mail cars had passed over the
trestle the train was stopped, leaving
the passenger coaches on the trestle.
At this point the masked men were
reinforced by six assistants. The robbers
then went through the express car, taking
all the money and valuables in the safe,
the amount being estimated at from Sc, 600
to $4,000, although the Pacific Express
officials refuse to state the exact amount
The robbers then proceeded to the mail
car, where they obtained twenty-eight
registered packages. The passengers were
not disturbed, and their coaches being on
the high trestle they could not get out to
assist the train men. There is no clue to
the robbers
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sEoCK.
COLIC AND GRUBs.

have used Simmons Liver Regulator in Collie
and Grubs with my mules and horses, giving
them about hall bottle at a time, and have not
lost one that gave il to. You can recommend
il to every one who has stock as the best medi-
cine known for all omplaints that horseflesh is
heir to. E. T. TAYLOR Ag't for Changers o. Ga.
FOR CHICKENS.
In using Simmons Liver Regulator tPowder)
with my chickens for Cholera / take and mix it
with the dough and feed it TO them once day.
By this treatment have never lost q single
chicken in the lastfive years from either Chicken
Cholera or Gapes-l'r. G. BACON. Edgefeld S. G.
HOG CHOLERA.
reliable gentleman who raises every year
about one hundred hesd of hogs, told me he
neverlost one from Cholera although the disease
had often appe ared among his herd. His remedy
is Simmons Liver Regulator given in drench-
ing-about double that given to a man. i give
this information for the benefit of those whose
hogs nay be attacked with Cholera.-PRoF.
f. z. HoPGooD, oxford, N. c.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
Is so conveniently given. The Powder mixed
with the feed will be eaten by horses. cattle,
hogs and chickens readily, while the Liquid
(prepared) is easily given as drerch.
ONLY GENUINE
Manufactured by J. II. ZEILIN & CO., Phila-
delphia, Pa. Price, 81. o6-1plyMWf&wly
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Blanche, aged 10, jumped in after her, and
both were swept into the sewer. A rush
was made for the other end of the sewer,
and men secured by ropes jumped into the
water and waited for the children to ap-
pear. Bertha came first, under water, and
Blanche followed on top. When taken
out both were apparently lifeless, but after
much difficulty they were reSuscitated.
The children were in the water ten min
utes, most of the time submerged.
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INCREASE OF THE CALIFORNIA WINE
Business Sin reviewing the figures of busi-
ness for the year, there is nothing more
striking and gratifying than the large in
crease in the receipts of California wines
That these wines are growing IN popular
demand at most rapid rate is without
question. We have bad several theories
advanced TO account for the reason why
they are now going into consumption as
California wines. when they have for so
long time been seemingly neglected by
the people East. The true reason is that
California is now producing good, whole
some table wine and, as such, itiis bought
and used in place Of the cheaper grades of
foreign wines. 1t does not take the public
long to acquaint themselves with an article
of merit, and il there is as much improve
ment in California wines in the next ten
years as there has been in the past ten, the
resources Of the State will be taxed to sup
ply the acknowledgement Vine aud Spirit
Circular.
The Vine and Spirit Reieig says The
increased consumption OF California wines
as a substitute for the lower grades of i'm
ported goods is fact that is becoming
more and more apparent and steadily fore
ing Itself upon the recognition of the trade.
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

HAK PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
~ is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention of settlers as of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in periec
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
prices. Inquire at I26 K street, sacramento. I'm
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A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Two Children Swept Through Sewe
and Their Lives Saved

NIAGARA FALLS, January 23d.-A sewer
a quarter of mile in length and running
under this town forms part of the bed of
a muddy creek. which, during thaws in
the winter is swollen into rushing river
of large volume, which enptes into the
Niagara river over the precipice near the
whirlpool rapids. This river was running
Is miles an hour, las. evening, when Ber-
iha Farrel, aged four years, who was seated
on hand-sled, slid into it. Her sister
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Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,
Colds, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Pneumonia. Neu-
ragia Sciatica. Lumbago, Bse kache and other
ailments. for which Benson's Capclne Piasters
are admitted to be the best remedy known
They relieve and cure in few hou's when no
other application is of the least benefit. In
dorsed by GGO Physicians and Druggists. fe-
names. such as 'Capsicum' "Capsicn - or
"Capscine" Ask for Beas,ul'S and take no others
Examine carefully when you buy. All drug
gists.
York dl3-6mMWS
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WHOLE NO. l1,l6O.
| lords, while Parnell's present adiutants
wolld lead the opposition.
Spain and Her Exiyas

| lords, while Parnell's present adiutauts
wo1ld lead the opposition.
Spain and Her Exiles.
MADRID, January 23d.-The Government
is Wiling to grant amnesty to Gorilla and
, other political exiles, provided their friends
can induce them to return to Spain. tits
believed that Gorilla will agree to accent
| the Governments offer.
New German Explosive.
BERLIN, January 23d. - The German
army possesses new explosive called
robunte." IL is reported TO be stronger
/ than melronite The method of mann
| iacture is secret. 1t is exploGed by intense
| heat.
Chamberlain's Real Position.
NEW YORK, January 24th-A. M.-The
Stars London special says: The full text
OF Chamberlain's Howick speech, received
to-day, does not altogether sustain the sum-
mary telegraphed from Scotland last night.
In the story wired to London, Chamber
lain was made to appear hopeful and con-
hdent of Liberal reunion. His actual
words were very far from bearing out such
an Interpretation. The entire speech was
SO framed as to leave the door open either
to reconciliation or to continual opposition
to Gladstone, as circumstances might de-
termine. The opening sentences of the
speech, holding out expectations, under
| certain circumstances, of conciliaticn. were
neutral. This utterly destroys the belief,
until to-day INDUCED in, that Cham
berlain was acting a part independ-
ent of the Wing Chief. Harrington
Tor the first time appears as dictator
behind the scenes. The inference is that
Chamberlain has become aware that his
following among the Liberal dissdents is
smaller than he supposed. From this
point in his speech the influence is una
voidable that Chamberlain is merely CO.
quoting with the Gladstonite leaders and
preparing to lead them into an ambuscade.
There is not word in his address that can
be construed into a willingness to consent
to home rule, but on the contrary ample
proof throughout that the positive aban-
donment of home rule by Gladstone is the
main object he is contending for. The
speech, in fact, presents Chamberlain in an
attitude before the public opposite to that
which members of the conference assert he
| assumed at the round-table.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINESS aa
" I VIII sell my well. improved farm. szssst
comprising $50 scres of choice Grain and -s--
Fruit land. located SH miles east OF fremont
Station, between Davisvillc and Dixon, with
proyements are worth fully half the price de-
manded for the whole. Price, 500 per acre;
about one-half down; balance on easy terms.
Fer particulars inquire on the farm or at my
Office II. STELLINei. DaYisville, Cal. 1p1m
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Austria's Conscript Eule..

VIENNA, January 24th.-A. M.-The rules
governing the landsirum, which have Just
been published, show that nothing except
blindness, deafness and dumbness will ex-
empt men from service, and that drsfts
from the landstrum will be used TO fill up
the gaps in the regular army and navy re-
serves. The new rules have rather sur
prised the country, slch sweeping con-
tingent not having been expected.
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Felix Giilet, of Nevada City. the Herald
states, has just received 800 pounds OF
trees that came all the way from France.
Mr.. Gillet is always giving us something
new and good.-GrGss VALLEY 1fdiagS.
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FRITZ & MILLER,
u M 70 E7TAKERS

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,
~ Ninth ind Z streets. Complete stock OF
Undertakes Goods constantly on hand. City
and country urders promptly attended to- day OF
night. at reas Irsole rates. Telephone 1S6. 4p
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTEERsHIp.

yJJHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST-
ing between c. +. WILLIAMS and A. N.
DRINKNATER is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. c. F. WILLIAMS will continue business
in the old stand. southeast corner ana Eleventh
s.raets. and will collect all bills aud pay all
s,ebts of the late finn A. VI. DRINKWATER,
C. F. WILLIAMS.
Sacramento, December 2s. 1856. iaS-4tM
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If you are bilious, take DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets" the original
e Little Liver Pills" of all druggists.
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SACRAMENTO PLsEIsG KILL

MAMsSsaesVREas Ml5sss., B'as. q gB,sIa;., RSGss,
Finish Door and Window Frames. f$,sSsSNSN,
Brackets snd Turning Stair Work ~
4 Specially. y u
xs- Corner Front and Q streets, s.
Sacramento. G.
HARTwELL. HoTCHKIss o STALKER
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HOME AND ABROAD:
THE GROWING FEAR OF WAR
IN EUROPE.
Crime in the Lumber Camps of
Michisan-TerribIe Experience
Of Two Children.
DAvIrr AND nrcGLYNN.

IsrEuAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION.
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Land Exchange.

UyTIE ADVERTISER WILL EXCHANGE A
valuable and we'll equipped farm, worth
$50 O0o in the near vicinity of New York City,
also from II 600 10 II 600 head of fine Cattle in
frst-class condition, including some 5000 head
Of Cows and 700 Graded Bulls in a desirable To-
cality for large single tracts of land in Central
or Northern california, and will take back
mortgages at six per cent interest. or pay ad-
ditional cash sums as may be agreed upon. A
superior grazing tract of $4,000 acres. COM
pletely fenced and abundantiy supplied with
feed, water snd buildings upon which the cat
tie are now located will be leased for five years
at nominal rent, as may be agreed upon. No
brokers agents or seeondsTies will be consid-
cred in the business Address
j. p. WHITNEY,
lptf Rocklin. Placer county, Cal.
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UNDERTAEERS.
REEVES & LONG,

REEVES & LONG,
" TT ID E1TA "a R DEE,
600 j ST., bet. Sixth and Seventh north sidej.
WE KEEP ON HAND A COM-s
w plete Stock ofCoffns and Caskets ess5zzzzsS
Also Shrouds OF every description. Orders
from city or country will receive prompt atten-
tion, day or night EMBALMiEG done in the
best manner at reasonable ratss II
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

the work wi hin ten days This is at the rate Of
only one-fiflh of cent line for 900 Circua-
ton The advertisement win appear in but a
single issue OF any paper, and consequently will
be placed before One Million different newspa
per purchasers; or FIVE MILLION READERS, II 1t
Is true, as is sometimes stated, that every news
paper is looked at by five persons on an average.
fen lines will accommodate about seventy-fye
worGs Address with copy of advertisement
and check, or send 50 cents for book OF 176 pages
GEO. 2. ROWELL & CO., 10 SPRUcB ST., NEW
YORK fe21y&w1y
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Talk of a General Strike.
FOREIGN.
POSSIBLE WAR.
An Impression that France VIII Strike
the First Blow.

An Impression that France viii Strike
the First Blow.
NEW YORK. January 23d.-G. w.
Smailey's cable special to the Tribune
from London of January 22d says Not
war, but rumor5 of war is likely TO be the
summary of many weeks tn come, as it is
of this week These Fumors have GER
tainly multiplied during the last few days,
and gan more consistency. Some of them
are even based on facts Most men who
are more or less behind the scenes say that
war must come. The question is When :?
Stocks have fallen during the week, but
not much. Vienna, always the hotbed of
military and political gossips, has been
agitated The German Emperors speech
of yesterday to the members who presented
to him the address of the PrnsSian Upper
Chamber was solely directed to securing
the passage of the army bill. French pur-
chasers of horses in Denmark are met by
German orders for canned meats in London.
Brussels is clearly alarmed, and perhaps
not without reason, for most soldiers agree
that if France resolves to attack Germany
she will fling TO the winds all regard for
neutral rights and make her rush through
Belgium.
Russian menaces and intrigues against
Bulgaria never relax Russian partisans
thought that Goschen's Liverpool declara-
ton Offered a gleam of hope, and seemed
really TO believe that England, though not
supporting Russia's last proposal for the
abolition of the Bulgarian Regency and
Sobranje, might not oppose it. Russia now
knows that Lord Salisbury's attitude and
intentions are unchanged, and the Gar is
more angry than ever. He has been made
70 understand that England will be party
to no scheme for putting Russian pro-
consul over Bulgaria.
France has responded to Prince Bis
marck 5 speech as was expected. The
Budget Committee yesterday. though re-
iecting the proposal of the Finance Minis
ter for long loan, voted almost without
discussion the extra $4,000 900 francs de-
manded by General Bouanger. Not the
least alarming sign is the peaceful telegram
in the Times from Paris. If the French
Ministry meant war, they would take pains
TO assure Blowitz that peace was their pre-
vailing purpose, aud Biowiiz, who does not
always see when he is being used, would
conhdin9ly transmit these assurances. which
the Times would confidently print To say,
as he does, that all these preparations and
disturbances are meant solely to influence
the German elections, is to say too much.
France is believed at this moment to be in
greater readiness than Germany, but France
always meant to attack by surprise, and no
surprise is possible when every hour some
fresh alarm is sounded.
ENGLAND BECOMING ALARMED.
LONDON, January 23d-A M.-The Daily
Neirs processes to know that there is ex-
treme danger of war. 1t says the Govern
ment is alarmed on account of its having
heard that Germany is likely, within a few
days, to ask France to explain the meaning
L. IL
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or Morning, p. For Afternoon
,.uldays excepted Sundays only.
Mondays excepted.
Z Freight and Ac. ommoiatiou Trains.
4. n. TOWEE, General Manager
T Fl. 9ooSSAs, Gen'l Pass and Ticket AgsI l.
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A Parson Defies a Gang of sociali. is.

n Parson Dehes Gang OF Social IS.
LONDON. January 23d.-Four hundred
Socialists attended services in the Battersea
Church to-day. Canon Clarke was escorted
to the church by policemen. In his SER
mon he defended himself against the at
tacks of the Socialists. After service Serirst
Barns made a speech outside the church,
in which he condemned in strong terms
the stand taken by Canon Clarke against
Socialism. He was interrupted by the
clergyman himself, who threatened to
throw him i'll horse-trough. Canon
Clarke then retired amid the ieers of the
crowd. Burns mention Of the Queen and
royal family was the signal for Kisses.
Parnen as "a Conservative.
LONDON, January 23d = Right Hon.
Henry Campbell Zimmerman, Liberal MEM
Der of Parliament, and formerly Chief Sec
retary for Ireland, in speech at Culross,
near Inverkei.hing, on Saturday, said he
believed that wheI. home rule was granted
to Ireland ParDell would be the Conserya-
tive leader in the Irish Parliament, sup
ported by the Government and tie land
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49,, - ~ .F.ts st-e
week 2 weeks. 3weeks month.
1sq., pagel s. so s. 90 Sc 90 81 So0
1sq., page 5 90 SEQ go 10 90
1sq., page co 6 90 zoo 500
So, psgel 3 90 400 500 6 90

l square in WEEKLY UNION, fist time. 50.
each subsequent time, 81
NO extra charge for Cuts, which must be of solid
metal.
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING Co,
SACRAMENTO. CAL.
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For a check of SD we
will print a ten-line
advertisement in One
Million issues OF lead
ing American News
nnnars and cOmnleie
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LONDON January 23d-A. M.-The Daily
Neirs processes to know that there is ex-
treme danger of war. 1t says the Govern
ment is alarmed on account of its having
heard that Germany is likely, within few
days, to ask France to explain the meaning
of the French military movements on the
frontier
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WASHINGTON, January 23d.-Representa-
tive McKenna called on the Secretary of
the Navy yesterday to urge the completion
of the Monadnock at the Mare Island Navy
Yard. The law requires that one OF the
monitors shall be completed at Govern
ment navy yard. Randall IS working 10
have the incomplete monitor on this side
OF the continent finished at the navy yard
in his district. Secretary Whitney declined
10 say whether the Monadnock would be
completed at the navy yard at Mare Island
or at a private yard. He did say. however,
that the Hartford would not be repaired,
as the cost would be too great.
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FOE SiLE-TO LEE.

EoR SAFE OR RENT-BLACKSMITH SHOP
L and Tools, with dwelling attached, with
good run of custom, in the town of Nicolaus
Sutter county. Inquire of T. 3. PIERCE.
iaou-I,vx
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New YoEK, January 2i,h--A. M.-The
warm weather continues to antagonize the
striking coal-handlers, and if yesterday
was a sample for the rest of the winter and
spring, the handlers will have an exceed
ingly poor chance of winning their strike
Families whose coal supply is getting
lower can get along with one fire. Since
the 'longshoremen in New York joined
hands with The strikers in New Jersey mat
tiers have taken on more serious aspect.
The miniature riots of Saturday proved the
temper Of the mea, and dealers are at their
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TOR SALE-oN MODERATE TERMS, FOUR
L lots, S0xl60 feet each. on south side OF
first Streets one OF the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for a residence in the city; short
distance from street railroad. Apply to W. E.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of D. o. MILLS i co.
If
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ITO LET-cHEAP, TENEMENTS AND UN-
L furnished rooms-good location-suitable
for housekeeping for small families Inquire OF
D. GARDINER, northeast corner Fourth and l
streets If
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-28
THE WEEKLY SENTINEL: THURSDAY, APRIL %, 1887.

pie are crowding into these towns
rapidly, but in some places it is almost
impossible to secure a dwelling at any
price. The companies that are giving
their attention to the building up of
the industrial interests of these places
seemed not to have made adequate
provision for supplying the demand
for houses. Mechanics, day laborers
and business men generally are flock
ing to some of these towns, and there
is work for them, but they can find
no place to live, even temporarily.
Unless there is a change and more at
tentlon is given to the erection of
dwelling houses, there will be very Sc
rious trouble. With houses in such
demand as at present, rents will be
advanced to such point as to force
people of ordinary means to leave, and
thus the manufacturing establishments
may find it difficult to keep their
workmen."
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-04-28

A new force is evidently at work in
Wilmington. An infusion of new
ideas and more progressive notions is
becoming manifest: Not long since
we had occasion to refer to the organs
ization of a street railway company,
and now we are glad to note that a
savings bank has been inaugurated.
A daily paper is being talked of that
is to boom the business interests of the
place and eschew politics more and
cooperate with the progressive men
of that city, in the carrying out of
plans calculated to build the old
town up